
Pamela Anderson: Which pussy friend of my got arrested?
Cat biting a police officer and receiving a mugshot in Thailand went viral

What Happened?
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A stray cat in Phetchaburi province, Thailand, was taken to a local police station after biting an officer.
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The incident occurred when the officer was trying to remove the cat from a government building.
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Instead of simply releasing the cat, the police decided to “arrest” it and take a humorous mugshot as part of a lighthearted PR stunt.
The Mugshot
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The police staged a funny booking photo, complete with a police ID-style placard showing the cat’s “name” (simply “Cat” in Thai: “แมว”).
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The cat was held up in front of a height-measuring chart, mimicking a real suspect processing procedure.
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The photo was shared on the Phetchaburi Provincial Police Facebook page, where it quickly gained attention.
Public Reaction
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The post went viral, with many people finding the mugshot hilarious and adorable.
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Some animal lovers questioned whether the cat was treated properly, but police assured that it was not harmed and was later released.
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The stunt was meant to be playful, showcasing Thai police’s humorous approach to community engagement.
Similar Cases in Thailand
Thailand has a history of “arresting” animals for humorous PR:
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In 2020, a monkey in Chonburi was “charged” with stealing food.
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In 2021, police in Nakhon Si Thammarat took a mugshot of a rooster involved in illegal cockfighting.
Conclusion
The cat’s mugshot was not a real arrest but a light-hearted joke by Thai police, demonstrating their creative and engaging social media presence. The cat was safely released afterward.
Meanwhile,
We got a Pussy Imposter..
1. Original Viral Post (Thai Police Facebook Page)
🔗 Phetchaburi Provincial Police Facebook Post (Jan 2023)
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The post (in Thai) shows the cat’s mugshot with the caption:
“แมวจรจัดกัดตำรวจ ถูกคุมตัวมาถ่ายรูปหน้าตาเฉย”
(Translation: “Stray cat bites police, gets taken in for a straight-faced photo.”)
2. News Coverage
📰 Reuters Fact-Check (Confirming It Was a Joke)
🔗 Reuters Article
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Clarifies that the cat was not actually arrested—just a humorous police PR stunt.
📰 BBC News (Thai Police’s Funny Animal ‘Arrests’)
🔗 BBC Thai Article (Search for “แมวกัดตำรวจ”)
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Discusses Thailand’s trend of “charging” animals in viral posts.
3. Other Famous Animal “Mugshots” in Thailand
🐒 Monkey “Arrested” for Stealing (2020, Chonburi)
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A macaque was given a mock wanted poster after snatching food.
🐓 Rooster “Booked” for Illegal Cockfighting (2021, Nakhon Si Thammarat)
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Police staged a mugshot of a rooster involved in a gambling ring.
🦜 Parrot “Interrogated” as Witness (2015, Surat Thani)
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A parrot was “questioned” after its owner was robbed (it only squawked “thief, thief!”).
Why Does Thailand Do This? 😸
Thai police often use humor and social media to:
✅ Engage the public
✅ Soften their image
✅ Raise awareness (e.g., stray animals, illegal activities)
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